The Works of the English Poets, 20. köideJ. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... give himself the trouble of examining , will find I have copied him in nothing but in two or three lines in the complaint of Moleffe , Canto II . and in one in his firit Canto ; the fenfe of which line is entirely his , and I could wish ...
... give himself the trouble of examining , will find I have copied him in nothing but in two or three lines in the complaint of Moleffe , Canto II . and in one in his firit Canto ; the fenfe of which line is entirely his , and I could wish ...
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... give nobody offence .. The defcription of the battle is grounded upon a feud that happened in the Difpenfary , betwixt a member of the College with his retinue , and fome of the fervants that attended there to difpenfe the medicines ...
... give nobody offence .. The defcription of the battle is grounded upon a feud that happened in the Difpenfary , betwixt a member of the College with his retinue , and fome of the fervants that attended there to difpenfe the medicines ...
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... give me joy . The nymph has Grafton's , Cecil's , Churchill's charms , If with refiftlefs fires my foul the warms , With balm upon her lips , and raptures in her arms . Such is thy genius , and fuch art is thine , Some fecret magic ...
... give me joy . The nymph has Grafton's , Cecil's , Churchill's charms , If with refiftlefs fires my foul the warms , With balm upon her lips , and raptures in her arms . Such is thy genius , and fuch art is thine , Some fecret magic ...
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... give , prevents the poet's pen . Sufficiently confirm'd is your renown , And I but fill the chorus of the town . That let me waive , and only now admire The dazzling rays of your poetic fire : * Which its diffusive virtue does dispense ...
... give , prevents the poet's pen . Sufficiently confirm'd is your renown , And I but fill the chorus of the town . That let me waive , and only now admire The dazzling rays of your poetic fire : * Which its diffusive virtue does dispense ...
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... give the world repofe . That cafe I offer with contempt he flies , His couch a trench , his canopy the skies . Nor climes nor feafons his refolves control , Th ' equator has no heat , no ice the pole . With arms refiftlefs o'er the ...
... give the world repofe . That cafe I offer with contempt he flies , His couch a trench , his canopy the skies . Nor climes nor feafons his refolves control , Th ' equator has no heat , no ice the pole . With arms refiftlefs o'er the ...
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